Key info on coronavirus spread in Pacific to released in 9 languages: NZ govt

Fongafale island, home to the Tuvaluan capital, Funafuti. Photo: The Guardian. Sketched by the Pan Pacific Agency.

WELLINGTON, Mar 29, 2020, RNZ. New Zealand’s Ministry for Pacific Peoples has translated key messages and advice about Covid-19 into nine Pacific languages, Radio New Zealand reported.

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